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ATAS Projects of the Year Revealed at Customer Appreciation Day

July 5, 2011
ATAS International, Inc., a manufacturer of metal roofing, wall and ceiling panels for commercial and residential applications, recently held its annual Customer Appreciation Day.

ALLENTOWN, Pa. –ATAS International, Inc., a manufacturer of metal roofing, wall and ceiling panels for commercial and residential applications, recently held its annual Customer Appreciation Day.

ATAS invited customers to its headquarters to celebrate a year of successes. Participants toured the ATAS headquarters in Allentown, as well as Brightsmith Coil Coaters, a sister company of ATAS located in Morrisville, Pa.; explored booths that showcased the latest ATAS products and educational materials; and participated in a golf tournament and sporting clays competition.

During the State of the Industry & Awards Ceremony Dinner, ATAS announced the winners of its annual Project of the Year awards. Awards are given in four categories: Commercial Roofs, Commercial Walls, Residential Roofs and Residential Walls. To qualify, all projects must have been completed during 2010 and must feature ATAS products. The winners are:

Commercial Roofs
First Place: St. Leon Cathedral of the Western Dioceses of Burbank, Burbank, Calif. Architect, 2K Forum Inc./Kaaren Khoudikian, Glendale, Calif.; distributor, Blue Diamond Supply, Grand Terrace, Calif.; installer, Cal Pac Sheet Metal, Santa Ana, Calif.; product, Dutch Seam (MRD150) in Coppertone. Second Place: RdV Vineyards, Delaplane, Va. Architect, Neumann Lewis Buchanan Architects, Middleburg, Va.; distributor, Bradco Supply, Roanoke, Va.; installer, Skyline Roofing Inc., Harrisonburg, Va.; product, Field Lok (FLL217) in Black. Third Place: Tennessee Williams Home and Welcome Center, Columbus, Miss. Architect, Pryor & Morrow Architects and Engineers P.A., Columbus; distributor ABC Supply Inc., Birmingham, Ala.; installer, Rick Williams Construction Co. Inc., Columbus; product, CastleTop (HCT160) in Mission Red.

Commercial Walls
First Place: Needham Public Safety Building, Needham, Mass. Architect, Winter Street Architects Inc., Salem, Mass.; distributor, Beacon Sales, Worcester, Mass.; installer, Weston Architectural Products, North Oxford, Mass.; products, Versa-Lok (VSL166) in Champagne, Metafor (MFP120) in Antique Patina and CastleTop (HCT160) in Coppertone. Second Place: Ann Arbor Municipal Building, Ann Arbor, Mich. Architect, Quinn Evans Architects, Ann Arbor; distributor, Oakland Metal Sales Inc., Auburn Hills, Mich.; installer, CEI Michigan LLC, Howell, Mich.; products, Rigid Wall (MFR160) in Dove Grey, Silversmith and Chromium Grey, as well as Belvedere (BWR360) in Dove Grey. Third Place: Salameno Spiritual Center, Mahwah, N.J. Architect, Holzman Moss Bottino Architecture LLP, New York; distributor, New Castle Building Products, White Plains, N.Y.; installer, D. Simonetti Roofing, Elmsford, N.Y.; products, PC Panel (PCP120), PC Concave Arc (PCV120), PC Convex Arc (PCX120) and Field-Lok (FLL135) all in Galvalume.

Residential Roofs
First Place: Private Residence, Raeford, N.C. Distributor, Bradco Supply Co., Raleigh, N.C.; installer, JDM Roofing Co. Inc., Fayetteville, N.C.; product, Dutch Seam (MRD150) in Teal. Second Place: Private Residence, East Hampton, N.Y. Distributor, ABC Supply Inc., Holbrook, N.Y.; installer, Jaime Sanchez Inc., East Hampton, N.Y.; product, Dutch Seam (MRD150) in Silversmith. Third Place: Private Residence, New Market, Tenn. Installer, Custom Cut Roofing, Harriman, Tenn., and product, Granutile (HGT144) in Mission Red.

Residential Walls
First Place: Private Residence, Dayton, Ohio. Distributor, Corken Steel Products, Dayton; installer, Mike Sikora’s Dayton Home Improvement Center Inc., Dayton; product, CorraLok (MFC160) in Galvalume Plus and Classic Bronze. Second Place: Private Residence, Beverley Hills, Calif. Architect, Edward R. Niles Architect, Malibu, Calif.; distributor, Blue Diamond Supply, Grand Terrace, Calif.; installer, DBR Roofing, Van Nuys, Calif.; products, Metafor Panel (MFP120), Convex Metafor (MFX120) and Dutch Seam (MRD150) all in Champagne. Third Place: Private Residence, Monkton, Md. Installer, New Cut Builders, Kingsville, Md.; distributor, John H. Myers & Son Inc., Aberdeen, Md.; products, Multi-Purpose Panel (MPW120) and Wind-Lok (MPV120) both in Bone White.

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